You can find a list of some of the most frequently tested works on the GRE in our book GRE Premium Prep. They have been used before on the GRE and they may very well be used again. When you come across new words on a GRE practice test, add them to your list. Prioritize learning words that GRE tends to test.
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We make GRE flashcards easy with our Essential GRE Vocabulary, which contains 500 physical cards in the box, plus access to the full deck online. Standing in a long line at the coffee shop? Look at your flashcards. Stuck on a delayed subway train? Look at your flashcards. Stick 5 or 6 flashcards in your pocket every morning and use them whenever you can. Use GRE flashcards when you’re on the go. Copy the sentence in which you originally found the word to remind yourself how the word looks in context. Writing something down also makes it easier to memorize. Keep a list of new GRE vocabulary words on your phone or in a notebook. This might feel strange at first, but it works! Saying a new word out loud will help you remember it. Read More: Here's the GRE Score You Need for Grad School (and the Best Way to Get It) 4. You’ll find it much easier to remember a word’s meaning if you make it your own. Now that you’ve learned the dictionary’s definition of a new word, restate it in your own words. Don’t assume that the first definition is the only one you need to know! The GRE often tests secondary definitions, so scan through them all. You might be tempted just to skip them (as usual), but train yourself to notice them, write them down, and look them up. Start paying attention to words you don’t know. Get in the habit of reading good books, magazines, and newspapers. Develop a routine for learning new words, and you will grow your vocabulary in no time. If you see a word you don’t know while prepping for the GRE or elsewhere, it’s probably a good GRE word. The GRE tests words that ETS (the creator of the GRE) believes the average college-educated adult should know. Improving your vocabulary is one of the most important things you can do to maximize your GRE verbal score. What’s a GRE test-taker's best defense against a lineup of scary answer choices? A formidable vocabulary. COVID-19 Update: To help students through this crisis, The Princeton Review will continue our "Enroll with Confidence" refund policies.
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